The semifinal of the Iglehart Cup marked the beginning of a new season of high goal polo in the United States. Please note that the Herbie Pennell Cup was cancelled due to bad weather conditions. After securing a win on Friday, Stable Door Polo qualified for Sunday’s final. They will face Palm Beach Equine for
Playing together for the first time, Aspen Valley knocked Flexjet out of the six-team, single-elimination tournament with a high-scoring 16-13 victory. Aspen Valley now advances into Saturday’s semifinal round against Sebucan at 10am. The winner advances into the Nov. 27th final at 3 pm. In Wednesday action, Audi takes on Montemar at 3:30 pm.
Raising the C.V. Whitney Cup twice in the 1980s, Stewart Armstrong joined the ranks in the inaugural GAUNTLET OF POLO on Aspen, demonstrating his skill and support prior to assuming the role of incoming Chairman in October 2019. A third-generation player and formidable 7-goaler at the height of his career, Armstrong has participated in grass
The East Coast Open, one of the most important polo tournaments on the Eastern Coast of the United States, came to an end on Sunday at Greenwich Polo Club, in Connecticut. Postage Stamp Farm won the title after defeating Monterosso in the final. Five 20 goal teams were in competition. FINAL – East Coast
Two very important tournaments were decided last weekend at different clubs on the West Coast of the United States. Santa Barbara’s insignia tournament, the Pacific Coast Open, came to an end on Sunday, while in Denver, Colorado won the Colorado Open, which saw many 10-goalers in compete. Action continues on the East Coast with the
Three important high and medium goal tournaments are underway in the United States, the finals of which are scheduled to be played this weekend: the USPA Silver Cup (Aspen Valley Polo Club), the USPA America Cup (Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club) and The Denver Cup (Columbine Equestrian Center). USPA SILVER CUP SEMIFINALS: TONKAWA